Second Round of Iran-Israel War?
by Asad Mirza
After Israeli strikes in June and the American bombing of three Iranian nuclear installations on the ninth day of the conflict, the...
Is Merit the Real Casualty?
by Iqbal Ahmad
If you have struggled with dedication and still failed to obtain the job you sought, the fault lies not with you but...
Can Arka and Arunika Power India’s Leap into the Supercomputing Future?
by Umaima Reshi
India’s Arka and Arunika supercomputers strengthen astrophysics, nuclear research, and weather forecasting. Though modest globally, they symbolise cultural heritage, self-reliance, and digital...
Will Merit Survive Without Urgent Reform?
by Maryam Qasim
Instead of empowering individuals, the policy entrenches reliance on quotas, allowing caste divisions to persist and even deepen.
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Imagine a classroom preparing for...
What Do Bijbehara Sculptures Reveal About Artistic Evolution?
by Iqbal Ahmad
Excavations in the area have revealed striking stone images of Hindu deities, now preserved in the Srinagar museum. These are considered the...
What Have We Lost in the Pursuit of Wealth?
by Mursaleen Bashir
Today, property ownership in cities is beyond the reach of many young professionals, even those with good education and stable employment. This...
What Do These Stones Remember?
by Irfan Qayoom Shah
In an age when symbols shift and memories fade, these relics still speak of lives lived with courage, purpose, and a...
What Lies Behind the Rotten Meat Scandal?
by Mohammad Zubair Ud Din
Those who refused to compromise on quality and continued sourcing from reputable local suppliers now face the collateral damage of...
Will Kashmir’s Teachers Ever Receive Fair Pay?
by Suhail Farooq
Government agencies alone cannot address this crisis. Private school managements must regard teacher welfare as central to their educational mission. Transparent...
What Do Bones Tell Us About the Living?
by Iqbal Ahmad
As an archaeologist, I occasionally encounter remnants of ancient lives. Among these remains are fragments of skeletons that once carried breath and...
Is Education in Kashmir Now a Luxury?
by Mohammad Zubair Ud Din
Every school should have a functional laboratory, library, computer room, and space for physical activity. Basic amenities, such as desks,...
Is the Fight Against Drugs Already Lost?
by Kaisar Ahmad Malla
Addiction has blurred the boundary between medical necessity and presumed abuse. The outcome is that those in genuine need are increasingly...
What Can Agentic AI Do for Us?
by Dr Nawab John Dar
Agentic AI is more than a technical enhancement. It alters the nature of human interaction with machines by establishing partnerships...
Will AYUSH Always Remain on the Margins?
by Junaid Maqbool
AYUSH cannot continue to function as a secondary appendage to modern medicine. It must be treated as a complementary and essential pillar...
Is Sawalkote Ramban’s Long-Awaited Turning Point?
by Er Navaid Runyal
If managed fairly, the project could reverse youth migration, reinvigorate local businesses, and restore a sense of worth to people who...
